
Focus on Small Inline Validation Features to Generate Big Profits Online
May 24, 2013 By themesquirrel
Do you remember the fun you had when filling out forms in your school? Filling forms during college or while joining a company must be memories you cherish, right? Everyone loves to fill forms – it is an enjoyable activity that calms one’s nerves and make one feel at peace with the world. Image [...]
How to Develop a Multi-Store Ecommerce Website?
May 16, 2013 By themesquirrel
Magento is an incredible platform for ecommerce. It is the right choice for those who ever thought about setting up an electronic store online. Thanks to its flexibility and scalability, it suits a whole type of businesses ranging from small, medium to large sized ones. Running several electronic stores simultaneously is really a great challenge [...]

Top 10 Apps for Responsive Web Designing
May 14, 2013 By themesquirrel
Have you ever thought of designing a single web page that fits with all sizes of web browsers found on the market? Don’t you just get annoyed that the web page you so wonderfully made did not yield the expected results just because a different hardware was used to view it? Well, not to worry, [...]

Joomla Template development in Hanoi, Vietnam
May 11, 2013 By ThemeSquirrel
1) If you don’t mind sharing, what is your real name and where do you live? My name is Bui Huy Thang and I live in very crowded, yet romantic city Hanoi in Vietnam. 2) How did you get started in developing themes? I built a template for my own site and later released it [...]

The author of Type and Grid talks theme development
May 7, 2013 By ThemeSquirrel
1) If you don’t mind sharing, what is your real name as many people only know your screen name, and where do you live? My name is Jeremiah Shoaf and I just recently moved to Colorado after living in the DC area for 10 years. Originally I am from Oregon. 2) How did you get [...]
Optimize Your Website for 2013: 5 SEO Plug-ins You Need Today!
May 2, 2013 By Jackson Hathorn
The Internet and You The Internet has opened doors for society as commerce, and social interactions evolve into a new frontier. Site survival depends upon the traffic that a site receives. The use of SEO, or Search Engine Optimization, has become one of the leading choices for driving traffic. A stronger connection with the search [...]
When to Use 3D Models on Your Website
May 2, 2013 By Jackson Hathorn
We see a variety of 3D images in movies because they provide cool effects. 3D images really allow what is being seen to come to life. The same holds true for web pages. Many web developers and designers are using 3D models on websites to provide neat effects and grab the attention of site visitors. [...]

Monetizing A WordPress Blog
May 1, 2013 By themesquirrel
Once your blog has reached some level of popularity, either within its niche or more broadly, the question arises: how are we going to make some money from this? Blogging at a small scale is cheap, the writers and editors usually work for free, and WordPress hosting is inexpensive. But, the more popular a blog [...]

Teleportation with Qode Interactive
April 14, 2013 By ThemeSquirrel
1) If you don’t mind sharing, what is your real name, and where do you live? My name is Darko Stefanovic, I live in Belgrade (Serbia) and here I represent Qode Interactive team as co-founder and CTO. 2) How did you get started in developing themes? Thanks to Ivan Paunovic other co-founder & CCO who [...]

Photoshop on Your Tablet: How does it Measure Up?
April 2, 2013 By themesquirrel
With Photoshop, Adobe’s image editing behemoth, having so firmly embedded itself into the cultural consciousness that it has even earned its own entry in the dictionary, progression onto other platforms was inevitable. Tablets, like the Lenovo Ideapad, iPad, or Samsung Galaxy Note, always seemed the most likely place for Photoshop to find its new home, [...]

Stock broker turns WordPress theme developer?
April 1, 2013 By ThemeSquirrel
Today we hear the interesting tale of a former stock broker that was not happy with the WordPress theme he purchased, so he now creates his own magazine WordPress themes and more. 1) If you don’t mind sharing, what is your real name and where do you live? My name is Michael Hebenstreit, I’m 31 [...]






